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4 OAKLAND TRIBUNE, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1941 25 BABY chicks on hand dally; scratch feed Albers Egg King laying mash rabbit pellets $2.20. Garfinkel's, 621 Washington; 'TEmplebar 3540. 80 MOTORCYCLES POULTRY INDIAN motorcycle; good condition: will sell cheap. 5263 Locksley Avenue. INDIAN, 1932, triwheel, windbreak, luggage box; rebored; private.

$135. TRinidad 3060. 1941 Harley-Davidson 74: de Tuxe "Job, $400. ME rritt 1220. 81 TRUCKS.

COMMERCIAL CARS CHEVROLET and Ford, panels and 1936 and 1937 models, all reconditioned. 2630-3025 Broadway. TW inoaks 2611, Dahl Chevrolet Company. CHEVROLET truck, 1937: Stake body, dual wheels; good condition; reasonable. Service Station, 6200 Shattuck.

CHEVROLETS. 1940 models: pickups, 4 speeds; 3-ton dump, hy" draulie hoist. Owner, SW eetwood Nights, TRinidad 4972. CHEVROLET. 1941 miles; sedan, delivery; cash, HI gate 8802.

CHEVROLET, 1932 panel: excellent rubber; sacrifice $65.00. 2358 Shattuck, Berkeley. CHEVROLET, 1940 pick up, By 7224 Orral Street. DODGE pickup, 1937. Mileage 38,000.

Bargain. 1425 18th Street, Oakland. FORD 1940 late pick-up, special, speeds, over-load springs, trailer hitch, radio, light; like new, terms. Box B14482. Tribune.

FORD 1939 pic truck, excellent condition, $485. Call evenings, TH'ornwall 7702. INTERNATIONAL trucks. 1941-2 stake bodies 13x8, with Garwood hoist: 500 miles: for, rent or sale. 1528 Chestnut.

Alameda. TERRAPLANE, 1934 delivery sedan; overhauled; $165. 2436 Santa Clara, Alameda. DUAL Axle semi, 32x6 tires good body: $600. FRuitvale 0094.

1935 Dodge stoke; dual tires, overhauled; guaranteed: $375. Many more used trucks. Campbell, 5001 Grove; PI edmont 0427. 84 AUTOS BUICK Buick 1939 Special Touring Sedan. Radio.

2433 Santa Clara, Alameda BUICK, 1941, super convertible coupe, private owner, bought new in June, low mileage, will consider. small trade. N. Elliott, OLympic 0917. Buick 1936 Sedan, $395 2433 Santa Clara, Alameda BUICK, 1932 sedan, very good mechanical condition; good tires; owner must sell Immediately.

PIedmont 7092W. BUICK, 1941 sedanete, over 500 miles. super, equipment. $1195. OL ympic BUICK special sedan, 6 wheel, 1938; all extras; personal car; bargain.

dover 1512. BUICK, 1933, Victorian sedan, perfect condition, $165; 483 Hudson Street. CHRYSLER CHRYSLER 1939 Royal 4-door sedan: beautiful gray paint; tires, motor. upholstery excellent condition. Mo Kissick.

770 East 14th Street. San Leandro. CHRYSLER 1941, New Yorker, fawn colored sedan; radio, over 2000 miles. Carson, HI gate 2019. CHRYSLER, 1939 Royal 4-door sedan, radio, overdrive: leaving for islands; best offer.

TWinoaks 2577. 1930 roadster, '77 de luxe; 6 wheels, good motor, $40; 3759 Canon. Call evenings. CADILLAC CADILLAC, big; thoroughly reconditioned; invalid owner; must have cash: bargain, someone. FR ulte vale 4828.

CHEVROLET CHEVROLET, 1932 sedan 95 Plymouth, 1932, 4 roadster 95 Buick, 1930'6 sedan 65 Chevrolet. 1930 sedan 65 Ford. 1929 fordor 55 Ford. 1934 fordbr 125 All Run Good 2436 Santa Clara, Alameda, Chevrolet 1938 Coupe, $475 2433 Santa Clara, Alameda CHEVROLET 1936 2-door sedan: sacrifice for $265; paint, upholstery, motor, in good condition. 2301 99th Avenue.

CHEVROLET, 1939 coupe, tan finish; here is one swell car; must sell today; take in car. Call 744 East 12. CHEVROLET, 1938, 4-door sedan; new carburetor, rings, brakes, battery; $495. 3 Consider trade. PI edmont 0445 W.

CHEVROLET 1936 master de luxe coupe: good $325; private 9793. DE SOTO DE SOTO, 1928, convertible coupe, many extras; will accept trade; owner. TH ornwall 6673. DE Soto 1941 custom sedan; fluid drive; 7500 miles. 4444 Telegraph.

DODGE 6 Wheels, Fog Lights, $325 2433 Santa Clara, Alameda DODGE 1940, 4 door luxury liner sedan, light green finish; motor, tires and upholstery like new; only $745: dealer. LA kehurst-2-3138. DODGE, 1941, fluid drive, 4-door sedan, 2900 miles, perfect shape, bargain for cash. Owner, AS h- berry 4431. DODGE, 1936 de luxe sedan.

Very fine condition. Radio, heater, clock. Good tires. Owner must sell: terms. HUmboldt 9363.

DODGE, 1939 coupe. Black finish. Good condition. Cash. Owner, FR uitvale 3093M.

DODGE, 1941, 4 door luxury liner, fluid drive, exact mileage 3518. $985. Box M230433 Tribune. DODGE, 1936 trunk town sedan, $295. McCoy, 744 East 12.

DODGE. 1934 de luxe sedan; radio. extras. Owner, AS hberry 5711. DODGE sedan, 1928.

Good condition. $35. 1425 18th Street, Oakland. Dodge 1935 Touring Sedan FORD Ford 1941 de luge, Fordor sedan, $795. Ford 1941 super de luxe coupe, $785.

Mercury '41 Fordor town sedan, $940. Dodge 1937 de luxe coupe, $460. 1615 Webster Street, Oakland HI gate 9312 Ford 1934 Touring Exeellent; $165: 1932 Chevrolet touting; $145; 2358 Shattuck, Berkeley. FORD 1939 de luxe coupe; radio (Custom); low mileage; excellent condition throughout; sacrifice: $545: dealer. LA kehurst 2-5099.

FORD, 1939 de luxe coupe; very clean. Sell or trade for house. trailer. Green, 5380 Shatter Avenue. FORD, 1941.

Super De Luxe Fordor sedan: radio; over 509 miles: $615 equity: consider trade: owner drafted: LA kehurst 2-0257. FORD, 1939. convertible cream, excellent condition, $650,00. 8895, AUTOS Buick PreNew Car Bargains New 1942 Model Buicks arriving soon. All of our used cars must be sold at once.

1939 Pontiac $650 1939 Pontiac Coupe 645 1938 Olds Sedan 595 1938 Graham 545 1937 Plymouth 425 1937 Studebaker Sedan 475 1937 Dodge 475 1936 Studebaker Sedan 345 1936 Plymouth 345 1936 Buick Sedan 395 1935 Graham Sedan 175 1935 Hupmobile Sedan 265 1935 Nash Sedan. 225 1935 Plymouth. Coupe. 245 1933 Chrysler Sedan. 195 Howard Automobile Co.

The Largest Distributor of Automobiles in the World 2700 Broadway TE mplebar 3449 FORD (Continued) FORD, 1936 four-door, trunk, sedan; motor. $200. Call evenings. 7298J. FORD and Mercury 1940 sedans; both beauties.

2358 Shattuck, Berkeley, FORD 2-door sedan, 1937, excellent condition; radio. HI gate 7596: 1515 Trestle Glen. FORD, 1931, model Victoria tudor: first-class condition. $65 cash. TE mplebar 8977.

FORD V8 1937 station wagon; new motor, $465. HI gate 2546. 1937 Ford tudor touring: new tires; excellent condition, $300. Owner, LAndscape 5-1336. 1930 model roadster; A-1 condi-1 tion, $75.

PIedmont 0639. HUDSON HUDSON, 1936 de luxe sedan, steering post shift, radio, heater, $295. -Webb Motor, 2471 Shattuck, Berkeley. HUDSON, 1936, 8 de luxe sedan, dual bra takes brakes, chrome block, etc. $295 it.

744 East 12. HUDSON 1930 sedan, excellent mechanical condition. Waverly rage, 1535 Harrison. HUDSON, 1938 de luxe 8 sedan, $495 today. 744 East 12th.

"LINCOLN-ZEPHYR LINCOLN Zephyr club 1940; practically new, seat covers, overdrive. 6524 Knott. El Cerrito. LAFAYETTE (NASH) LAFAYETTE, 1936 coupe, runs perfeet $245. at 744 East 12th.

NASH Nash 1938 6 cylinder, 4-door Sedan, $475 General Motors Truck and Coach 2121 Peralta TW inoaks 2700 NASH 1940. 4-door sedan, perfect condition; private owner will sacrifice equity $100 for quick sale. Ruth, TWinoaks 1922. NASH, 1940 de luxe club coupe, new white aide wall. tires, radio, $895.

Webb Motor 2471 Shattuck, Berkeley 1936 radio; overdrive; $345. Cooper Nash, 2740 Broadway. NASH. 1932. de luxe sedan, good condition.

$59. FRuitvale 4109. 1938 Nash Ambassador custom sedan. $495. Overdrive, radio: perfect; green; good tires; French broadcloth.

Brooks Motors, Tunnel Road. Lafayette 199. OLDSMOBILE OLDSMOBILE, 1936 coupe and tudor sedan; both fine shape $349. Olney, 2610 Shattuck; rkeley 2676. OLDSMOBILE, 1933 coupe.

New brakes, new wiring. $100. KEllog 4-0146. OLDSMOBILE cabriolet 1941; 7000 miles. Owner, HI gate 1941 Oldsmobile, 4-door Hydromatic, only 3000 miles: sacrifice equity, $250.

1059 Bella Vista. MErritt 2780. DRAFTED, will sell $150 equity on 1941 Oldsmobile 4-door eight, miles. PLYMOUTH PLYMOUTH, 1941, de luxe special 4-door clean; sedan; 10,000 privately miles; owned; very can be seen Pine's Garage, 217011 Dwight, Berkeley. PLYMOUTH, 1932 P.B.

4 cylinder coupe. Perfect motor, 16" wheels, good tires. $165. Terms or trade. OLympic 3892.

PLYMOUTH 1938 de luxe coupe, $495, completely reconditioned motor guaranteed. Jelton Motors, 3936 East 14th. PLYMOUTH, 1937 de luxe 4-door touring sedan, new tires, $475. Webb Motor 2471 Shattuck, Berkeley. PLYMOUTH 1989 convertible coupe; equity $250: 24-month contract.

Carter, 1812 18th Avenue; ME rritt 2174. PLYMOUTH. 1936 coupe, gun metal: clean as new. $295. McCoy's, 744 East 12th.

PLYMOUTH, 1983 sedan. Good con5322. dition. Quick sale. $125.

OLympic PLY MOUTH, 1934 coupe: private party, $175 cash. 3718 Randolph FRuitvale 7129M. PLYMOUTH, 1932 P.B. coupe. New paint.

Good tires. HUmboldt 4189. PLY MOUTH. sell $109 credit on 1942 model. OLympic 1163, afternoons.

PLY MOUTH, 1935 4-door sedan: new paint: good tires. FRuitvale 4215J. PONTIAC 1938 de luxe coupe; radio, heater: low mileage; good condition. Owner forced to sell. $450.

TH ornwall 10962. PONTIAC. 1939 convertible coupe: radio: heater. 1104 Santa Clara, Alameda. L.A kehurst PONTIAC, convertible sedan.

Very good condition. $375, Terms. FRuitvale 9214M. PONTIAC, 1937 de luxe sedan Little work. $345.

FRuitvale 9214M. 1940 Pontiac 4 door sedan: color maroon; upholstery perfect; must sell this week; $695; dealer. LAkehurst 8-5091. AUTOS Important Notice! Used Car Buyers We have the largest and most complete stock of all makes and models at our large indoor Used Car Salesroom. Buy Now Before Prices Go Up "Trader" Scott Willys-Hudson Headquarters 2321 Broadway TW.inoaks 2929.

Bargain Spot 1938 De Soto Sedan, beautiful gray $595 1937 De Soto Sedan, very fine condition, overdrive 475 1936 De Soto Sedan, reconditioned, overdrive 395 1935 Pontiac Touring Sedan, beautiful condition throughout 325 1935 Plymouth Sedan, radio 395 1936 Plymouth Luxe Sedan, very fine condition 345 1937 Dodge reconditioned De Luxe Sedan, 495 Hebrank-Hunter Ltd. De Soto Plymouth 3839 East 14th AN dover 4600 PACKARD PACKARD, 1936 sedan, 120. Radio. $275. 1060 18th STUDEBAKER STUDEBAKER Champion, 1939 tudor, black: five new Atlas tires; perfect condition: $550.

TW inoaks 2900 week days; TE mplebar 6069, Sundays, TERRAPLANE TERRAPLANE, 1937 super, 101 horsepower, trunk brougham, tan finish, $395. McCoy Hudson, 744 East 12. 1939 de luxe "eight" sedan; Al condition: owner: $600. Saturday, Monday, TE mplebar 7926; Sunday, evenings, Orinda 7321. AUTOS WANTED CARS WANTED Top Cash Prices Get Our Figure Before You Sell Phil Davis Chrysler-Plymouth .2547 East 14th Are You Interested in "Selling Your Car? We Need Used Cars Right Now1936 to 1941 Ask to Hee Gordon Reid Cochran and Celli California's Oldest Dealer 308 East 12th Street A1 cars up to $50 over book or will sell your car an commission or finance private male.

2221 Webster Street Oakland GL encourt 1357 ABSOLUTE highest price, any make; premium price for convertibles; Hee me before you sell. Al Quintal, 3460 Broadway: Pl edmont 9508. ALT. cash immediately, any make from anywhere! 2358 Shattuck, Berkeley: THornwal 5550. DON Neher Motors pays highest cash prices for Fords.

2840 Broadway. HIGHEST prices for late cars; out-of-State cars: $50 more extra good. Hammond, 8068 Broadway. HI gate 5241. R.

McNeil pays most cars, cash equities; for out-of-State cars cleared. 3043 Broadway WANTED Plymouth, Nash or Pontiac, 1940 or 1941, from private owner. Pay cash for bargain. 3600 Broadway, Oakland. WANTED, model Ford In good running, condition.

BErkeley 6796. Top Cash Prices Get Our Figure Before You Sell See Mr. Dana Dana-Frane Motor Co. 2901 East 14th Street AN dover 2200 86 PLEASURE TRAILERS ANDERSON'S General House Trailer Sales will buy, sell your trailer. 6622 Foothill Boulevard.

SWeetwood 8585. BUY, geN or exchange at Brookside Trailer Court. 8519 Foothill, CAMPING trailer: small, mahogany. 701 East 14th Street. NEW.

Moon, 1940, 2 room, insulated, permanent bed, sleeps 4, stove, heater, refrigeration, water, electricity, El Cerrito Auto Court, Station 35, 306 San Pablo. WESTCRAFT Trailers, new, all models; also good used values. Oakland Trailer Exchange, 1127 East 12th Street. BUILT trailer, sleeps adults, child; folding table, ironing board; lots of cupboard space; $250. PI edmont 5097 W.

86 PLEASURE TRAILERS WANTED SPOT cash for used trailers. Phone SWeet eetwood 6313: 8519 Foothill. WILL pay cash for factory built house trailer. 537 Central Avenue, Alameda. Yarbrough, SHIP MOVEMENTS To Arrive MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 15 Hawaii Pacific Clipper Buenes Aires Marmacsun Aires Mormacstar San Antonio Santa, Monica New York Clemente Columbia River Montgomery City TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16 Hawaii Lahaina Hawaii Permanente Columbia River Coast Banker WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16 Lurline Hawaii Maunawili Baltimore Yorkmar Puerto Toltec Los Angeles Rosebank THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17 Columbia F.

J. Luckenbach To Depart MONDAY, SEPTEMBER (No departures listed.) TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16 Honolulu Moliko WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16 Brooklyn Nevadan New Orleans Montgomery City THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17 Honolulu Lurline Sun, Moon and Tide By U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey 307 Customhouse, San Francisco MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 15 Sun Moon rises. Moon MOON PHASES New Moon Last Qtr. Full Moon Ist Qar.

Sept. 20 12 Oct. 5 Sept. The and height of tides in the following U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey are given for foot of Park Street, Oakland.

Fort Point subtract 40 minutes. SEPTEMBER 15 TO SEPTEMBER 19 H.W. L.W. H.W. 15 0.8 4.7 2.9 5.4 16 0.6 4.9 2.7 5.6 17 5.2 2.4 5.8 18 0.2 5.4 1.9 6.0 0.1 5.7 1.5 6.1 NOTICE In the above tabulation of the tides the daily tides are given in the order of their occurrence, commencing with the early morning tide in the left-hand column, and the succeeding 'tides as they.

occur. On some days but three tides occur. The columns of heights give the elevation of each tide above or below the level on Coast Survey chart soundings. The numbers are always additive to the chart depth, unless preceded by a minus (-) sign, then the numbers are subtracted from the depth of the chart. LIEUT.

L. S. HUBBARD, Island Ports HONOLULU Sailed, September 14, Victor H. Kelley fro San Pedro; Steel Voyager for Atlantic port, Tulsa for sea; Hawaiian Shipper for sea. LEGAL 'NOTICE INVITATION TO BID U.S.

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE FARM SECURITY ADMINISTRATION, Sealed bids in triplicate will be received in the SUPPLY OFFICE, 30 VAN NESS SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA, until 2:00 P.M., P.S.T., Monday, Sept. 22, 1941, and then publicly opened for furnishing, delivered prepald at points indicated the following: San Francisco, California: 47,000 FBM Douglas Fir, 4000 FBM Ponderosa Fine, 1120 Sq. Ft. DE Ply walls: 10. kegs Casing Nails, 500 lb.

animal glue, 250 galHon wood finish, 100 lb. putty; Los Angeles, California: 26,000 FBM. Douglas Fir, 20,000 Sq. Ft. DF Plywall, 500 lb.

Casein Glue, 63 gallon wood finish, 25 gallon metal primer, 25 gallon metal finish enamel, 3 gallon mineral spirits, 20,000 Ft. inch black steel pipe, 8000 floor flanges, 32,000 carriage bolts, 8,000 one black MI pipe caps; Oakland, California: 63,000 FBM Douglas Fir, 30,000 Sq. Ft. Plywall, 2,000 hardwood dowels, 250 gallons wood finish, 500 1b. casein glue, 2,000 spring curtain rods, 28 gross brass shoulder hooks, 5 kegs finishing nails.

Copies of Invitations may be obtained on request to ARTHUR HARGRAVE, REGIONAL SUPPLY OFFICER, FARM SECURITY ADMINISTRATION, 30 VAN NESS SAY FRANCISCO, NOTICE -BIDS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF DRAINAGE STRUCTURES IN' PORTIONS OF SAN BETWEEN 36TH AVENUE AND HIGH STREET AND ADJACENT PORTIONS OP INTERSECTING ALSO AVENUE AND RIGHT OF WAY ADJACENT TO THE LOCK WOOD GARDENS HOUSING. PROTECT. The Council of the City of Oakland will receive sealed bids oll Tuesday, September 23. 1941, between the hours of 1:00 o'clock p.m. and p.m.

for the construction of drainage structures in portions of San Leandro Street between 36th Avenue and High Street and adjacent portion of Intersecting streets, also 66th Avenue and right of wa'y' adjacent to the Lockwood Gardens Housing Project. Specifications and Blank forms of proposals will be furnished by the City Clerk on application. Price bid shall include all State and Federal taxes, All proposals shall be accompanied by a check in an amount not less than ten per 'cent of the aggregate, amount of the proposal certiTied by a responsible bank, payable to the order of Frank Colbourn. City Clerk or the City of Oakland. which cheek and the amount specifled shall be.

forfeited and retained by the City of Oakland if the suecessful bidder fails to execute the contract in the bond required form Bond and in the required. an amount equal to of the contract bidder price as a to be guarantee given by for successful performance of contract and a bond an equal, amount to guarantee the payment of all claims for labor and materials furnished. Contract to be entered into within 10 days after award thereof and said work to be commenced within 10 calendar days and shall be completed within 75 calendar days after date of the City Auditor's certificate to the contract. FRANK COLBOURN, City Clerk. No.

110. Sept. 11 (5t) NOTICE- -BIDS FOR THE I.MI PROVEMENT OF 17TH STREET BETWEEN HARRISON AND JACKSON STREETS. STREET BETWEEN JACKSON AND OAK STREETS AND PORTIONS OF JACKSON. HARRISON.

ALICE AND MADISON STREETS. The Council of the City of will receive sealed bide on Tuesday; September 23, 1941. "between the hours of 1:00 o'clock p.m. and 2:00 o'clock p.m. for the improvement of 17th.

Street between Harrison and Jackson Streets, Lake between Jackson and Oak Streets and portions Jackson, Harrison. Alice and. Madison Streets. Specifications and blank forms of proposals will be furnished by the City Clerk on application. Price bid shall include all State and Federal taxes.

Alf proposals shall be accompanied by a check in an amount not less than ten per cent of the aggregate Amount of the proposal certified by a responsible bank. payable to the order of Frank Colbourn, City Clerk of the City of Oakland, hich check and the amount therein specified shall be forfeited and retained by, the City of Oakland it the successful bidder fails to execute the contract in the required form and furnish the bond required. Bond in an amount equal to of the contract price to be given by successful bidder as a guarantee for faithful performance of contract and a bond in an equal amount to guarantee the payment of all claims for labor and materials furnished. to be entered into within 10 days after award thereof and said work to be within 10 calendar daysi and shall be completed within 120 calendar days after date of the City Auditor's certificate to the contract. FRANK COLBOURN, City Clerk.

No. 109. Sept. 11, (51) Fog Stages Return Here Tomorrow Repetition Of Today Says Weather Bureau Forecaster The old Pacific made a return visit to the Metropolitan Oakland area today after a considerable absence. But the call was short duration for by late mid-morning the sun had reasserted its supremlice and brightness the local and area is warmth enjoying of a lovely day.

According to the United States Weather Bureau prognostication tomrrow will be a repetition of today as far as weather is concerned. Metropolitan Oakland: Fair and mild today, tonight and Tuesday but early morning overcast; moderate westerly wind in afternoon. Northern California: Fair tonight and Tuesday but morning fog on the coast and cloudy in extreme north portion Tuesday, Day time temperatures over the interior five degrees higher. Light to moderate northwest wind off coast. Sierra Nevada: Fair tonight and Tuesday; a few degrees warmer Tuesday; gentle variable wind.

Sacramento. San Joaquin, Santa Clara and Livermore Valleys: Fair tonight and Tuesday: daytime temperatures about 5 degrees higher; gentle westerly wind. Salinas Valley: Fair tonight and Tuesday but morning overcast in north portion; little change in temperature; gentle northwest wind. Nevada: Fain with local frosts in north portion tonight: Tuesday fair and a few degrees warmer. Idaho: Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday with rain in north portion Tuesday, little change in temperature.

Washington: Occasional rain late tonight and Tuesday; little -change in temperature. Gentle westerly wind off coast becoming. fresh southerly tonight; gentle variable aver Inland waters. Occasional rain in the northwest portion late tonight spreading over the State Tuesday; little change in temperature; gentle northwest wind off coast. Wind and weather off the Pacific Coast: North of Cape Blanco: Gentle westerly wind and partly cloudy today, becoming fresh, southerly with rain tonight and Tuesday.

Between Cape Blanco and Point Concepcion: Light to moderate northwest wind and overcast -night and morning, otherwise fair today, tonight and. Tuesday but light rain Tuesday' north of Cape Mendocino: South of Point Concepcion: Gentle to moderate northwesterly except occasionally fresh west end Santa Barbara channel: fair today, tonight and Tuesday with local morning fog. Storm warnings: None. Weather summary: A mild disturbance which moved across the Pacific, Northwest is central over eastern Montana this morning and there have been showers in the Pacific Northwest. Temperatures are slightly below normal throughout the Far West.

A disturbance over. Kansas has produced heavy showers over the northern plains and upper Mississippi Valley, Barometers are high off the west Coast but another disturbance over the Gulf of Alaska is moving down the coast. The outlook: There will be rain over the Pacific: Northwest but the weather will be Kenerally fair elsewhere in the Far West tonight and Tuesday. Daytime temperatures will be a few degrees higher over interior California and Nevada. RAINFALL TO 4:30 A.M.

MONDAY Last Seasl. Nrmf. Seasl, Stations 24 hrs, to date to date 1940 Oakland .00 .01 .06 Eureka .57 .66 .31 Redding .00 .05 .43 136 Sacramento .00 .14 .01 Santa Rosa .00 .13 .19 .47 San Francisco .00 .04 .17 .55 Stockton .00 .16 .00 Salinas .16. .04 Fresno .00 .03 .00 San Obispo .00 .04 .04 .00 Los .00 .04 .05 San Diego .00 27 .07 .01 SAN FRANCISCO METEOROLOGICAL Noon Barometer (sea level) 29.93 29.91 29.95 Temperature (dry 62.8 63.2 57.2 Temperature (wet bulb) 57.9 58.9 55.4 Humidity (per cent) 75, 78 89 Wind- Direction Wind Weather Clear Pt.Cl. Pt.Cl.

Velocity 16 16 TEMPERATURES High. Lowl High Low Abilene 88 70 Kansas City 86 73 Albuquerque 79 54 Medford 75 55 Amarillo 89 59 Memphis 88 71 Atlanta 84 61 Miami 87 p17 Baker 59 Minneapolis 83 Barrow 34 30 Mobile 84 Boise 64 50 New Orleans 82 74 Boston 78 60 New York 76 62 Brownsville 93 Nome 50 31 Buffalo 82, North Head 64 57 Calgary 57 38 North Platte 84 54 Charleston R1 70 Okla. City 84 71 Cheyenne 66 44 Omaha 89 65 Chicago 87 72 Philadelphia 81 59 Cincinnati 90 57 Phoenix 93 61 Cleveland 84 65 Pittsburgh 79 57 Cordova 57 43 Portland 69 53 Dawson 42 32 Pr. Rupert 60 45 Denver 76 48 Reno 74 33 Des Moines 84 64 Roseburg 68 55 Detroit 84 70 Salt Lake City 67 51 Dodge 88 Louis 88 71 Duluth. 64 55 San Antonio 94 74 Dutch Harbor 51 Seattle 49 Edmonton 60 43 Spokane 62 43 EI Paso 85 60 Swift Cur.

66 43 Fairbanks 42 34 Tampa. 89 73 Fort Worth 92 73 Tatoosh, 60 53 Galveston 81 76 Vancouver 60 40 Havre 68 45 Victoria 64 50. Honolulu 89 72 Washington 78 75 54 51 Huron 73 53 62 Williston Winnemucca 70 47 Indianapolis 85 Kalispell 56 86 60 71 48 CALIFORNIA TEMPERATURES. High Low High Bakersfield 83 69 58. Eureka 64 53 Redding 77 56.

Fresno 82 55 Riverside 77 48 Independence 78 48 Sacramento 78 54 Los Angeles 71 Fran. 65 57 Monterey 70 57 Susanville 69 40 Mt. Shasta 70 39 Williams 86 51 Albuquerque .11, Baker -04, Barrow .01. Boise T. Charleston Dawson .17.

Des Moines 1.99, Duluth 2.01. Dutch Harbor .20. Edmonton .08. Fairbanks .02. Fort Worth T.

Galveston 38, Huron .53. Kalispell .06. Miami .08. New Orleans 2.73. North Platte T.

Omaha .80,, Portland .04, Roseburg .02, Salt Lake .09. Seattle .14. Spokane .19, Tampa Vanvouver .13, Williston T. Coastwise News SAN PEDRO, Sept. Camden, 9:45 a.m..

Martinez: J. J. Coney, 11:45 a.m., Seattle: Tejon, 2:35 p.m., Portland: Pacific Clipper, 2:55 p.m., San Francisco. Sailed: Solano, 12:30 a.m., Francisco; Avon; Santa Monica, 4:30 a.m.. San Mormacsun.

9:50 a.m., San Francisco and deen; Vancouver: Cricket, 12:10 p.m., Longview: Elna. Davenport, 12 noon, p.m.. Columbia River. SAN FRANCISCO. Sept.

5:30 a.m.. Baltimore via San Manukal, 3:20 a.m.. Honolulu; Arrived: Pedro; H. D. Collier, 5:40 a.m., Estero Tug Sea Lion drawing barge 93.

Bay; 6:50 a.m.. San Pedro; Willapa. 10:50 a.m., Coos Bay: Florence Olson. 3:50 12:45 p.m.. San Lake Frances, p.m., Salled: Cynthia Olson.

12:15 6:55 a.m. Mono- Eureka; Pacific Clipper, p.m., lulu via Los Angeles. PORTLAND, Sept. 14. (AP)San Francisco; Tydol No.

2, 1:40 p.m., San H. Whittier 4:20 a.m., Francisco. Sailed: Topila? 11 a.m.. Los Angeles; Samoa (Westport3, 3:45 p.m.. Los Arrived: Angeles, SEATTLE, Sept.

14. (AP)Tongass. 3. a.m., Everett: Hillman, Baranof, 11:30 a.m., 9:45 Alasko: F. H.

El Nira Lackenbach, 8 p.m.. Tacoma. Sailed: Point San Pedro. 5 a.m. Tacoma: Paul Shoup San Francisco: West Portal, 3:30 p.m., Philadelphia via ports.

TACOMA. Sept. Arrived: Santa Agueda, 10 a.m.. Central American ports. Sailed: Nira Luckenbach, 4:45 p.m..

Seattle; Mauna Ala. 6 p.m.. Seattle. Transpacific Mails The following salling dates and closing times of transpacific mails at the main San Francisco postoffice are based on the latest information furnished by steamboat companies: ORIENTAL September 19, 12:30 p.m., Clippership; September 20. 8:00 a.m..

a vessel. October 4, 1:10 p.m., a vessel. HAWAIIAN ISLANDSSeptember 18. 9:10 a.m., Lurline. 19, a.m., a vessel.

September 19, 1:30 p.m.. Clippership, September 19, 6:00 p.m., a vessel. September 20, 9:10 a.m., a vessel, September 20, 0:30 a.m., Clippership. September 21, 9:00 a.m., Clippership. AUSTRALIASeptember 19, 8:10 a.m., a vessel.

September 20, 8:30 Clippershin VITAL STATISTICS Oakland Births PLETCHER-TO the of Kenneth Charles Pletcher, 2141 Harrington Avenue, "August 26, a son. RINALDO- -TO the wife of Rinaldo, 925 Fifth Street, August 31, a daughter. VANNUCCHI-To the wife of Victor Joseph Vannucchi, 5108 Shafter Avenue, August 27, a son. WILSON-TO the wife of Barney WilSON, 8950 Lawlor Street, August 29, daughter. WHEATLEY- To the wife of Morris Bolden Wheatley, 890.

Campbell Village Court, August 31, a daughter. GARCIA--TO the wife of Maximinio Garcia, 1089 56th Street, September 1, twin sons. CARLSON- To the wife of Edgar Vigo Carlson, 4211 Detroit Avenue, September 2, a son. HEARN the wife of Hugh Hearn, 620 Street, September 1, a son. MOORE- 1615b To the wife Street, of Ernest Berkeley, DeWitt Moore, Julia tember 1, a daughter.

NY-To the wife of Richard Albert Ny, 5515 Vicente Street, September 2, a daughter. TEAGUE -To the wife of Enoch Calvin Teague, 2007 Drake Drive, September 3, a sol. WARNER Warner, 6440. the Regent wife of Street, Eric Berke- Stanleigh ley, September 4, a daughter. BOOTH- To the wife.

of. Martin Wood Booth, 1538 62nd Street, September a son. CHRISTENSEN-To the wife. of, Jack Holm Christensen, September a daughter, Ruth Carolyn. FALK To the wife of Leo Frederick Falk, 7521 Halliday Avenue, September 4, a HAWTHORNE -To the wife of Luther James 2011 Myrtle Street, September 1, a daughter.

To the wife of Hubert Franklin Moore, 2684 73rd Avenue, September 1, son. the wife of Paul John McElhaney, 2237 84th Avenue, September 3, son. ANNOUNCEMENTS MARRIAGE Health Certificate and Test, complete, $2.50. Charles R. Wright.

M.D., and staff, located San Francisco Laboratories. Mstablished 26 Market Room 816, San Francisco. DO uglas-4926. Hours to $, Saturday to 6. Intentions to Wed AZEVEDO, Ernest Anthony- 22.

P.O. 115, Sunol, AZEVEDO, Katherine Dolores -19, Box 47, Mission San Jose. RICHARDS, Frank Benjamin-27, Box 66, Sunol. MARQUARDT, Frances Maurine-22, Box 66, Sunol. GIANELLA, Alfred Louis- 24, 411 Ter-' race Street, Oakland.

BARBARUS, Eleanor Frances-19, 1575 Allston Way, Berkeley. HYDE, Lee McClelland-30, 08624 Terrace Drive, El Cerrito. VAUGHAN, Jane Ray-22, 1182 Colusa Avenue, Berkeley. GREEN--Frederick 4041 39th Avenue, Oakland. GARGADENNEC, Verdele Laurine-20, 2825 62nd Avenue, Oakland.

CARLISLE, Jesse Audy-28, 608 Jean Street, Oakland. DOLAN, Dorothy Theresa Polan-21, 5316 Shattuck Avenue, Oakland. MARTIN, William James-44, 634 15th Street, Oakland. MOORE, Eleanor Louise -29, Hotel. Claridge, Oakland.

JOHNSON. Roger Benjamin-22, 968 55th Street, Oakland. WESTON, Constance Elizabeth-24, e41st Street, Oakland, MOLL, Charles Stuart-29. 174 Cambridge Avenue. CINQUINI, Pauline Jeannette-22, 776 Juana Avenue, San -Leandro.

DOBBIE, Donald 1110 East Twenty-second Street, Oakland. MILLER, Doris Mae-18, 2768 Grande Vista Street, Oakland. RISHELL, Clifford-24, 2709 Dorothy Beatrice-23, 6037 Valley View Avenue, Oakland. OLSON, Drive, Oakland. ST.

CYR, Charles Hercules Jr. -23, 1168 24th Street, Oakland. MADDOX, Shirlea Ruth-20, ALLEN, Clyde Richard-24, 1022 Grove 669 19th Street, Oakland. Street, Oakland. BACHEAU, Vera Mae25, 1179 Turk Street, San Francisco.

MADEROS. Ernest James- -20, 2768 Dor- 76th Avenue, Oakland, ROGERS, Elinor othy-19, 1327 80th Avenue, Oakland. 1326 BERNDT, Henry Gustave-20, Parker. Street, Berkeley. POTTS, Ozella Imogene Potts-18, 3136 Union Street.

Oakland. BRIANS, Grant William-22, Lomita. BEAUCHAMP, Elinor Patricia-20, 1968 Road, Berkeley. INTINARELLI, William- --29. Mary Naval Junita- AirStation, Alameda, McBEE, 21.

226 E. 15th Street, Oakland. LAAKSO, Olavi-22, 934 Delaware Street, Berkeley, BESSER, Dorothy Evelyn-22. 1444 Page: Street, Alameda. ERICKSON, Joseph Alfred -28.

1358 E. 26th Street, Oakland. California GARRISON, Oakland. Lelah Marlo 2905 Street, MEDEIROS. Frank Joseph-22, 1233 Street.

SANTOS, Genevieve -Jean-19, 694 Cherry Way, Hayward. Divorces Granted FINAL DECREES DALLMAN. Ruth from Erwin. DORAN, Leo-Marie from Donald Gordon. DE SHON, Arlyn Audrey from William Allen.

FERERA. Melinda from Anthony R. MAGNESON, Suzanne from George. MILLARD, Josephine Margaret from George James. LAWTON, Janet from John.

VAN KIRK, Elizabeth Blessing from Alden. WIGGINTON, Nevie from Seth Eugene. DIVORCES GRANTED INTERLOCUTORY DECREES COOK. Norma from William A. CARSON, Mabel L.

William C. GALLIE. 'Agneta G. from Donald A. LAMPHERE, Hazel M.

from Charles E. MATTHEWS, Marie E. from Milton D. ROGGERO, Oreste from June. SUMMERS, Harold Duncan from ChrisSWENSON, Avanelle from Ted.

tine Edwina. DEATHS Oakland, September 13, husband 1941, of Giuseppe, Rosa, devoted father dearly of Anthony, Anne and Rose Barante father-in-law of Kathryn, Barante, dear brother of Charles, and Sam, Jasper, Barante Mrs. Mary Battalia, a native of Italy, aged 54 years. are Friends and acquaintances respectfully invited to attend the funeral from the Caporgno Street, Tuesday, September 16, at Company Mortua 1727 Grove 8:30 a.m., thence to Sacred Heart Church, where a requiem high mass will be celebrated for the repose of his soul, commencing at 9 o'clock. Interment, St.

Joseph Cemetery. Recitation of, the o'clock. Rosary, Monday evening at 8 -In Hayward, SepTamber 13. 1941, Henrietta Bertha, wife of the late A. A.

Bouterious: beloved mother of Mrs. Henrietta A. Heath, Arthur G. and Frank Bouterious, and the late Mrs. Bertha 1.

Lancaster and Amiel O. Bouterious: also survived by six grandchildren. seven great grandchildren, and one great-great granddaughter. A native of Get many aged 89 years 4 months member of First Baptist Church.of Friends are Invited Oakland. to attend services Tuesday, September 16.

1941, at 3:30 o'clock p.m. at Truman's Chapel, Telegraph Avenue at 30th Street Oakland. Resting place: View Cemetery, CARLIN- In Oakland. September 14. 1941, Julia Carlin, wife of the late Cornelias Carlin: loving mother of Jerry Driscoll and Mrs.

Ellen Gibbons. A native of Maine, aged 80 years. Friends are Invited to attend the funeral services Tuesday, September 16, 1941, at 8:30 a.m.. from the Home Chapel of And ersen, 5th Avenue: -eprner East 15th Street. the to St.

Anthony's Church where 78 requiem mass will be said for the repose of her soul, commencing at 9 o'clock. Recitation of the rosary Monday evening at 8 p.m. Interment: St. Mary's Cemetery, CLARK-In Berkeley, September 14, 1941. Louise Casper, wife of the late, John C.

Clark: beloved mother of Mrs. Robert Holladay of Berkeley. Mrs. Howard Emerson of Long Beach, and Jack Clark "of La Crosse, Wisconsin. A native of Towa aged 68 years.

A member of La Crosse Chapter No. 12, 0.E.8. of La Cronse, Wisconsin. Funeral and Interment Wreck Ties Up Traffic on Span DEATHS (Continued) Beach, California. (Truman Service).

DIS MELLO -In Hayward, September 13, 1941, Mary Mello, beloved wife of the late Domingoes De Mello, loving mother of Mrs. Rose Peters, Mrs. Anna Peters, Mrs. Virginia Peters, Mrs. Grace Lamb, Anthony and Joseph De Mello and the late Mrs.

Alice Marks Joseph Mrs. Mary Liebrich, Joseph and Abel De Mello. A native of Azores Islands, aged 80 years. A member of S.P.R.S.1. No.

8 of Hayward. Friends are invited to attend the funeral Tuesday, September 16, at 9:00 a.m. from the Garden Chapel of the Pratt Mortuary, 1044 Street, Hayward, thence to All Saints Church where mass will, be said for the repose of her soul commencing at 9:30 o'clock. Recitation of the Rosary Monday evening at o'clock. Closing services St.

Joseph's Cemetery, Hayward. FREDERICK- Berkeley, Septem- beloved Irvin Warren, husband of Mrs. Loma B. Frederick. Loving brother of Mrs.

Zella Cook of Fort Wayne, Indiana. Loving father of Margaret. Dominish of Fort Wayne, Indiana. A mem: ber of Mantel Club No. 1, Oakland District, Order of Moose.

Eagles and Oakland Lodge No. 171. B.P.O.E. A native of Fort Wayne, Indiana. Friends are respectfully invited attend the Tuesday, September Fruitvale 16th a at of 10:30 a.m.

Clar- at Chapel the ence N. Cooper Mortuary, 1580 Fruitvale Avenue. Interment, Fort Wayne, Indiana, GIBSON- -In Oakland, father September 14, 1941, Bert, beloved of Mrs. Ruth Bradley, Mrs. Dorothy Ravn and Richard Gibson.

A native of Nebraska. Friends the are funeral respectfully Wednesday, invited to September 17th at 2 p.m. at the Elmhurst Chapel of the Clarence N. Cooper Mortuary, 8901 East 14th Street. Interment Evergreen Cemetery.

-In Livermore, 14, 1941, Henry, dearly beloved husband of the late Frederica Grabau; loving father of Elsie Suske, Henry J. and Alfred Grabau, and the late Leila Rapp; grandfather of Orton Rapp. A native of Germany aged 17 years. Friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral Wednesday. September 17, 1941, at 2 p.m.

from the J. C. Reimer's Mortuary, Livermore. Interment: Masonic Cemetery. 15, 1941, Mary Oakland, Delphine, September beloved GREGORYwife of David Gregory, loving mother of David Louis daughter of Francesca Ferrero, stepdaughter of Carlo Ferrero, daughter-in-law of Sophia Gregory, sister of Mrs.

Josephine Brandi and Miss Rose Marenco, sister-inlaw of Prosper Brandi, niece of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Negro of Santa Cruz, and Mr. and Mrs. N.

Prunello and Mr. and Mrs. P. Mignone: both of Oakland. A native of Oakland, California, aged 28 years.

Friends may call at the chapel of Albert Engel 3630 Telegraph Avenue and 37th Street. Notice of funeral later. For further information call OLympic 3626. JOHNS- Oakland, September: 15, 1941. Louis beloved husband of Mary Manuel Ida Johns.

Thomas Loving father of Thomas, grandfather of Vivian, Bonny, Marilyn and Bradley Thomas, A member of Golden Gate Aerie of San Francisco, Teamsters Union Local No. 70 and Civil Service. A native of Pennsylvania. Friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral Wednesday, September 17th at 10:30 a.m. at the Fruitvale Chapel of the Clarence N.

-Cooper Mortuary, 1580 Fruitvale Avenue. KING--At St. Agnes Hospital, White Plains, N.Y., September 10, 1941, Lynda Elizabeth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carrol V.

King; besides the parents she is survived by a brother, Carroll V. and sister, Enid L. Aged 6 years, Mr. and Mrs. King recently moved to Searsdale, from Oakland, Calif.

(Bennett Funeral Service.) LEWIS- -In Sacramento, September 13, 1941, Captain Arthur W. Lewis, husband of the late Bessie E. Lewis, father of Arthur Gordon Ralph and Dorothy Jane Lewis, brother of C. V. Lewis of Paleo, Kansas, and Mrs.

Minnie Dawson of Reno, Nevada; 8 na tive of. Missouri, aged 67 years. A member of Bethlehem Lodge No. 453, F. and A.

M. of San Francisco, and Aahmes Temple of Oakland. A farewell service to which friends are invited ill be held Wednesday afternoon, September 17, at 3 o'clock, in the Little Chapel of the Flowers Song), Adeline Street at Ashby Station, Berkeley, Interment private. Sacramento papers please copy, NORBERG--In Ockland, Beloved son September 14, 1941, Oscar, Mr. and.

Mrs. Hans Norberg; loving brother of Mrs. Glenn Story, Mrs. Elsa McKeefrey, "Nina AmancHel It William and Charles Norberg. A native of Montana, age 42 years.

Funeral and interment at Azusa. California, (Truman service.) WICKLAND--In Walnut Creek, September 13, 1941, Dorothy Annette Wickland, Wickland, loving mother wife of Gerald W. Wickland beloved -daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C.

N. Shane, and sister of Donald, Dean Rodhey Shane; a native of Aubyrn, California. Friends are Invited to- attend services at the Chapel of Howe and Mather Streets, Oakland, Tuesday, September 16, 10 a.m. and Blackwell Mortuary, Concord.) WILLIAMS-In Oakland, September 14. 1941, Captain Leslie, beloved husband of Amelia: Williams: loving Katherine and Mary Lou Wittiams: son of Catherine and the late U.

F. Williams: brother of Miss May Edward and Henry Williams of Sacramento, California, A native of Sacramento, California, A member of Berkeley Council K. of d. and Berkeley Post American Legion. Friends are invited to attend the funeral Wednesday, September 17.

at 9:30 cm. from the Chapel of the Oaks, Oakland nue, thence to St. Theresa's Mortuary, 3007 Telegraph AveChurch, where a requiem mass will be said for the repose of his soul at 10 a.m. Interment: St. Joseph's Cemetery.

San Francisco Deaths JACOBSON. Henriette JEPSON. Dora Maude McGETTIGAN. Helen Roche MOORE. Samuel I.

Bridget. THOMSON. William D. VERNER. Bertha CEMETERIES MOUNTAIN VIEW CEMETERY CREMATORIUM COLUMBARIUM MAUSOLEUM A Organization Born of Need in 1863 Trust Funds GUARANTEE PERPETUAL CARE Crematorium Within the Grounds Unlimited Parking Space Terminus Piedmont Ave.

Oakland Peak Hour Rush on Carquinez Bridge Delayed by Mishap The peak hour rush of defense workers to Mare Island was delayed today, when a heavy trailer broke loose from its truck power unit on the Carquinez Bridge and turned over on its side against a guard rail. The heavy rail prevented the trailer from dropping into the strait, but the wreckage completely blocked one of the two traffic lanes across the span. Automobiles, filled principally workers way to Mare Island, were backed up for half mile on the Contra Costa side of the bridge as Highway Patrolman Clarence Miller routed them slowly around the trailer. Chris Sheridan, 45, of 648 Guerrero Street, San Francisco, driver of the truck, said that the bar connecting the truck and trailer snapped. The trailer, filled with merchanidse, zig-zagged back and forth across the bridge until it overturned and erashed into the rail.

The accident occurred near the south approach of the bridge. The truck and trailer belong to a San Francisco express company. Hayward. 20-30 Club To Be Council Host HAYWARD, Sept. The Hayward Twenty-Thirty Club will be host to more than 200 members from the 11 clubs of the sub-district council at a dance and entertainment prograto September 20 at the Rancho Hacienda, five miles south of Dublin.

Arrangements for the affair are under the direction of a local elub committee headed by Henry Sorensen Frank Bowman and John Perry. Martinez Hospital Secretary Is Bride MARTINEZ, Sept. Windfred Marcus, at the Martinez Community and Bill secretary, Graham were married Thursday in Reno, it was announced upon their return to Martinez. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Barney Marcus of Vine Hill and Graham the son of Mrs. Marguerite Heiny of Martinez. Both are graduates of. Alhambra Union High School. Livermore P.T.A.

to Outline Program LIVERMORE, Sept. -Program of activities for the Livermore Parent-Teachers' Association will be outlined at the first meeting of the 1941 term, to be held at the elementary school here tomorrow after noon. Mrs. Warner Holm, president, has named Mrs. Wilbur Hachmann, Mrs.

A. L. Clement, Mrs. Dan MudIdleston and Mrs. Albert Makepeace as committee in charge of refreshments.

Vallejo Building $217,600 in 2 Days VALLEJO, Sept. 15. Building permits in the Greater Vallejo area for Thursday and Friday of this week totaled $217,600. Thirty five new dwelling units were among permits amounting to $111,870 issued yesterday. Twenty four new homes were included in permits amounting to $106,600 issued Thursday.

Sunnyvale Firm ST Makes Ship SUNNYVALE, Sept. Officials of the Joshua Hendy Iron Works here today announced that the first of a large number of 50-ton, 2500 bersepower engines for use in ships will be shipped to the United States Maritime Commission on Septemto sterte to which the enber 24. Company officials, declined girie will be. shipped. Adult Council Resumes PLEASANTON, Sept.

-Activities of the Amador' Adult Council were resumed today as the group held its first meeting for the Fall term at the Amador Valley High School. The organization was formed early this year by parents of high school students to create closer relationship between home and school. Club Sites Selected PITTSBURG, Sept. A special committee investigating sites for the proposed Pittsburg Boys' Club building, today had recommended purchase of two lots on Black Diamond Street between West Ninth and Tenth Streets, according to an announcement by Michael T. Capalety, chairman.

The lots, toItaling 100 by 125 feet, are owned by the Pittsburg School District and Frank Puccio. School Posts Filled PLEASANTON, Sept. Vacancies on two school staffs were filled here today. Estelle Sherman, formerly of Los Angeles, became sixth grade teacher at the Pleasanton Elementary School, succeeding Miss Mary Stull, who had resigned. Mrs.

Josephine Salinders, Oakland, was employed for the Dublin School position left vacant by the resignation of Miss Audrey Koopman. ADDITIONAL VITALS Divorces Filed HAYNES. Ida T. vs. William Howard.

MORGAN, Dagmar Vs. Edward T. NOONAN, Cecil Gordon ys. Laurence SANDERS, Karen vs. Richard VIETS, Vera vs.

Homer. ANNULMENTS FILED DUGAN, Mary PARSON,.